2019 PKC Labor Day Classic – Wednesday
Greensburg, IN -
Wednesday August 28, 2019
The third round of the 2019 PKC Labor Day Classic Warm-Ups, sponsored by Earl Floyd Ford of Carrolton, Kentucky drew well tonight, with 67 PKC Members showing up to take their chances by the 8:00 PM entry deadline. The raccoon are still spending most of their time in the wild cherries and oaks, rather than doing much "walking". Most casts reported seeing many more coon laying up, than the twenty-three shown on the scorecards. Tomorrow begins the three major nights of the LDC, featuring $100 guaranteed cast wins, along with much larger purses. Come on out and join us at the Decatur County 4-H Fairgrounds! Tonight's Final Four split the $500 Added Purse, along with the $1,160 in PKC Open Event Earnings and the jackpot cash. The other fourteen cast winners earned $52.50 each for their efforts. Shown below are Wednesday’s Final Four (L-R):
2019 PKC Labor Day Classic – Tuesday
Greensburg, IN -
Tuesday August 27, 2019
The second night of the 2019 PKC Labor Day Classic started out with a little sunshine, so at least the corn and soybeans were not quite as damp to walk through. We had a 56 hounds and hunters show up looking for cash, fame and fortune. The raccoon movement was slow going tonight with only fifteen scored on during regulation time. We look forward to seeing you the rest of the week at the Decatur County 4-H Fairgrounds, come on out. Tonight's Final Four split the $500 Added Purse along with the $1,040 in PKC Open Event Earnings and the jackpot cash. The other ten cast winners split $500. Shown below are Tuesday’s Final Four (L-R):
2019 PKC Labor Day Classic – Monday
Greensburg, IN -
Monday August 26, 2019
The first night of the 2019 PKC Labor Day Classic was a wet one, but we still had a pretty good showing at 60 entries. The small Southeastern, Indiana town of Greensburg was teaming with out of state-ers looking to claim a portion of the PKC Cash! All but one cast scored on raccoon in the one-hour contest, 26 in total. Everyone seemed to be having a great time on their return to the Decatur County 4-H Fairgrounds. The Final Four split the $500 Added Purse along with the $1,100 in PKC Open Event Earnings. The other eleven cast winners split $550. Shown below are Monday’s Final Four (L-R):
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